She’s BACK!
Hop and Pop Poppy! 
Back to her usual self already.
And was found in with the cows when I did my rounds last night. She merrily followed me and my bucket back to the field where Sheila patiently waited. Though I cannot guarantee she will be there this morning.
Hugo, my new guest worker, who runs everywhere and is a delightful strong, fast moving young man, and I, will have some fencing to do this morning.
We had a great day yesterday considering he had flown all the way from France the day before. We got to 6pm before resorting to the translation app mainly because he just got tired of fighting the language but we got heaps of work done. There is so much to learn – it will take him at least a week just to catch the rhythm of the farm and learn the names. There is a lot happening.
Today is Sunday so we are going to be moving a little slower. Maybe doing a little less, and picking up Pat (One of the Fellowship of the Farmy) from the train this evening.
This week is going to be grand! I hope you are having a lovely day.
Talk to you tomorrow,
Love your friend on the farmy
celi
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I always admired those moms who never let motherhood change them too much. Welcome back, Poppy! We’ll take your giggly, silly self!
Welcome, Hugo!
She was there all along, but she’s also a responsible mama, who didn’t let it all hang out till the babies were grown enough not to need her, and then it was ON!
Hugo-at-a-run sounds exactly what you need, a strong young back to help you carry the load for a bit while you catch your breath.
Welcome Hugo … enjoy the Farmy. Celi, enjoy your slow Sunday. I’m sure Poppy was just keen to check out the (other) new arrivals 🙂 Laura
To happy to see her up and about again. Happy Sunday to the farmy! >
Thank you for all the news of today’s and yesterday’s posts! Have a nice slow and happy Sunday – that’s good for Hugo getting customized to the Farmy.
Good morning to all! Can you cut the fog with a knife in your part of the state this morning? It is heavy thick here.
Ha ha – Poppy’s back on form 🙂
You might find this of interest if you can access it – a Food Programme special on Wendell Berry, an American food hero:
http://www.bbc.co.uk/programmes/b066tk2c
Thank you, Mad Dog. I just finished listening to the W.B. interview. I love his poetry…had no idea he was such an influence in the farm food life!
You’re welcome – he sounds like someone with a lot of integrity 🙂
In research to this contribution I found this:
“What I stand for is what I stand on.” Wendell Berry
I mean, this motto could be Celi’s motto, too. Anyway it fits very well to Celi’s way of Life.
Absolutely – his philosophy is all about
(sorry I accidentally clicked the reply button too soon) individual farmers who care about what they are doing and he’s very much anti big commercial farms and people leaving the land.
I posted the link because it reminded me of what I see in Cecilla, perhaps what we all see in Cecilia 🙂
Welcome Hugo! Glad that poppy is back to her silly herself.
That’s one charming mother f-ing pig! ( Pulp Fiction quote … couldn’t resist )
She has her girlish figure back as well. Day and night, she and Charlotte. It must be such a huge, gigantic, enormous, (no more adjectives, not enough coffee onboard yet!) relief.
Bienvenue à l’USA Hugo. J’espère que vous installer rapidement et de profiter de votre expérience sur la ferme.
Hope I got that right – been a long while since I have used French. Worked in Lille for six months and really enjoyed it. Stayed at a bed and breakfast on an old country farm! Worked in the city though, so saw little of the farm.
Poppy continues to be a prime example of all around pig goodness and protocol except for the jumping!
And a big welcome to Hugo! The adventure begins.
Hah! Poppy is definitely not suffering from “empty nest syndrome”! Enjoy your day and welcome Hugo!
A big Welcome to both Hugo and Pat!!! I can see big fun bursting loose on the farmy!! xo
Have a nice Sunday…moving slower on one day as week is important!
Linda
http://coloradofarmlife.wordpress.com
Oh, Poppy!
Eh ben dites donc! I tried to use that as one 8 letter word in Scrabble , ebadidon, when I first lived in France – or WOW – that Poppy is incorrigible.
Welcome to Hugo and Pat.
love,
ViV
This Poppy turnaround is hilarious! Just hilarious! Welcome Monsieur Hugo.
By the time I get to thekitchensgarden, all the more interesting comments have already been proffered. So I will chime in with a “Yeah…all those things!” Love, Gayle in sunny Sacramento, California
Interesting times! Glad you will have company and help for the next few months.
Poppy, yet another fine Farmy example of if at first you don’t succeed, try, try again 😊
Welcome Hugo and Pat to help our Celi! Welcome back Poppy!
delicious post and delicious comments – I’m off to explore Wendell Berry,
Love to all the chaps and to the irrepressible girls – who include Poppy, Tima and Celi
Oh, how lovely it must be to have her back and I do like the sound of your French man helping you around the farm and maybe, he will teach you some French! xx
Poppy. What a gal!! Love the Wendell Berry motto floating around in the comments lounge. Bienvenu a Hugo!